GPU prices haven't stopped climbing for 3 weeks straight across the EU, here's the data

hey again! I run a EU PC hardware price tracker PriceSquirrel, 25+ stores across 9 countries, and wanted to check: are GPU prices actually rising, or does it just feel that way? To make this defensible, I didn't just average "whatever's in stock" each day, that inflates the trend if cheap cards sell out and drop off the average. Instead I built a fixed basket: 176 GPU models tracked at 3+ different retailers, every single day for the last 30 days, no gaps, no swapping in or out. Result: July 15: €808.57 average August 14: €963.56 average +19.2% in one month, same 176 cards throughout The rise wasn't sudden, it started climbing around July 24-25 and has been steady since, not one spike from a single event: July 15-23: flat, €805-815 July 24-31: climbing, €826 → €906 Aug 1-14: continued rise, plateauing slightly in the last week, €910 → €964 By country, since it varies a bit: Germany: +19.6% France: +18.1% EU-wide: +19.2% Pretty consistent across markets, not a single-country anomaly. Methodology, upfront: "price" here is each product's average price across whichever 3+ retailers carried it that day (not the single cheapest, not a blended market average across a shifting product list). Basket is fixed, same 176 SKUs day 1 and day 30, verified daily. Happy to break this down by tier (5080/5090) or AMD vs NVIDIA if there's interest, this is currently the aggregate number. Source: pricesquirrel.com, updated every 6 hours submitted by /u/egudegi [link] [comments]

I've been tracking RTX 5090 prices across EU stores since March, it's up €1,061 and still climbing

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